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well acording to a CNN news report, Norway is the the best and safest place to live and raise a Family.
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Best place to live is right next door to me! Open spaces, so, not too close, I am there when you need me, and hope you would be the same for me, but not too close to cramp each other. Great community, not too far from the city, 5 minutes from town. Weather is okay, place is not too expensive to buy into yet, and we are in the green wedge so no residential developments to crowd us out.
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Antarctica... Why? I don't know... It just is!
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Australia!
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Antwerp of course!
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Home...
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i would say spain. not madrid but the other parts. especially southern spain where one doesn't need to own a car to get around. right now i drive my car every two weeks i ride my bike to work and it takes me max 13 min. its all about quality of life.. there is nothing like warm weather and tapa's and tinto de verano whilst sitting in a historic square surrounded by orange blossoms lingering in the air. its truley magical and cheap! what else could you ask for.
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If you consider the greatest place to live is where ever you happen to be at the time, you are going to have a great life.
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Wherever your heart is....home is best.
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Your mom's house because you don't have to pay for anything.
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Where I am right now...Georgia....
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where ever there isn't crime,famine and poverty. so if you find that place, please let me know.
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I would have to say the US but I still have a lot to see.
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I have only ever lived in AUSTRALIA - so yeah I would say AUSTRALIA but I'm obviously bias!
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United States of America !
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United States of America cause we r the bomb
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The United States is losing ground but is still one of the freest, richest, and least taxed developed countries.
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I dont know if there is one, because peoples views and opinions are different. I can think of several good countries with stable societies and economies to live in like:- Canada, Germany, Switzerland, New Zealand, France, Iceland, Chile to name a few.
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The highest end grocery store...because someone always cleans it for you and your fridge is always stocked. During it's hours of operation, you can make money even if you aren't there.
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McDonalds
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I have been in a number of different countries. I am from the USA and can honestly say it is NOT my most favorite place to live. I would take Canada first as it is a much better place to live. Next would be Cost Rica or Nicaragua next, then portions of Mexico. Somewhere in the UK would be right in there as well. But really anywhere would be great as long as it satisfies my personal desires without too much intervention from government or others!
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According to the Places Rated almanac, it's Pittsburgh PA. http://pittsburgh.about.com/b/2007/04/25/pittsburgh-back-at-1-in-places-rated.htm
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Repeated surveys of major cities show that Vancouver, Canada usually comes top for quality of life. Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, are usually pretty close to top as well. This does, of course, apply to cities and not the the countryside. These surveys are usually done by business oriented consultancies, publications, and university departments, so are oriented towards businessmen of above-average wealth.
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I have lived all over the place. NY and the san francisco area (suburbs) are the best although expensive as fu*ck! I hate... hate... hate Florida. Tampa Bay especially.
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You have asked the conundrum of all ages--- If there was a "Xanadu", we'd all be there. I've been to 72 countries so far and many more states, provinces and regions of the world and the USA--overall--is still #1 for me.
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I think Finland is supposed to have a great quality of life. Canada too. But for me, it would have to be rural Ireland, probably Kilkenny area, or the Western Isles of Scotland.
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In the heart of someone else :)
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Canouan a little island in the carribean with 1950's like amenities and the most beautiful beaches in the world
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